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Okay cool. I actually have one more question regarding bluetooth usb adapters. Would there be any benefit to using bluetooth on a wifi pci-e card vs a usb bluetooth adapter? Too be more specific, will there be any noticable latency if I use a cheaper usb bluetooth adapter vs the pci-e card?

Hello, I've been watching a lot of YouTube videos and reading online to learn about PC building, but there doesn't seem to be as much information about wifi/bluetooth connectivity. As far as I know, if a motherboard doesn't have wifi, it also won't have bluetooth, so I'm planning on buying a wireless network adapter. As for my question, will an older generation motherboard work with the wifi 6 and bluetooth 5.0 standard. I'm planning on getting the ASRock B365M Phantom Gaming 4 motherboard. Just mentioning that in case it's motherboard specific.

Does anyone know how much input lag is introduced by turning on V-Sync in the Nvidia Control Panel? I'm debatting whether to just use V-Sync or spend the extra cash for a no tearing AND fast response time experience via G-Sync. If there isn't an exact number of ms of lag introduced, a range of values could help too.

Oh okay. That's what I was hoping for so perfect!

I have a question regarding using 2 GPUs for improving rendering times in Blender. For gaming purposes, I've read that you need a motherboard that is SLI compatible to use 2 GPUs. However, when I read about using 2 GPUs for Blender, it seems that SLI isn't used and actually makes it slower. So I guess my question is, can I use any motherboard that can plug in two GPUs or would I need a specific one (with SLI)? I am very new to the world of PCs so a detailed answer would be helpful or any extra information you think would be good to know